
Great Depression Online
Long Beach, CA
February 20, 2009
Inside This Issue You Will Discover…
*** A 9.75 Percent Sales Tax
*** Paying the Mortgage of Others
*** How to Build a Legacy of Wealth
*** And More
“The law can be an instrument of equalization only as it
takes from some person and gives to another person. When the
law does this, it is an instrument of plunder.” – Frederic Basiat,
The Law (1850)
A 9.75 Percent Sales Tax
“We are dealing with a catastrophe of unbelievable
proportions,” were the words spoken by our very own State Senate
representative, Alan Lowenthal, on Tuesday.
If you’re unaware of the fabulous folly we’re facing here
in the land of fruits and nuts, you are missing out on a rather
exceptional public spectacle. The plot’s quite simple: The
state’s broke and it’s shutting down. On Tuesday the
Governator began terminating 20,000 state workers.
We don’t like to see any of our fellow Californians out of
a job…but it had to happen. There are just too many state
employees. And the state’s politicians have been doing the
expedient for years; spending money and ignoring the structural
absurdities of its government.
For example, do state agencies like the Commission on State
Mandates or the Office of Risk and Insurance Management really need
to exist? What about the Board of Barbering and Cosmetology or
the Legislature Internet Caucus? What is their purpose?
Could the state survive without them?
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And what about the DMV? The only place we’re more
averse to visiting is the waiting room at Kaiser Permanente.
Yesterday the state legislature finally adopted a budget
that’s supposed to close a $42 billion deficit. And while
there were some spending cuts, $26 billion will be made up by hiking
the state income tax, sales tax, and vehicle licensing fee.
Here, in
Plus the state will be borrowing an additional $11 billion.
Good grief.
Paying the Mortgage of Others
President Obama hatched another plan this week. This
one targeted at rescuing the beleaguered homeowner…and furthering
the nation’s slouch toward full social welfarism.
The price tag for this latest scheme is $75 billion and
from what AP reported, “…aims to prevent as many as $9 million
homeowners from being evicted and to stabilize housing markets.”
“All of us must learn to live within our means again,” said
Obama.
What an insult to the many good people who have been living
within their means. Who didn’t spend more than they make.
Who didn’t buy a house for more than they can afford.
These are the good people our friend James Davidson tells
us suffer the most from financial collapses. The hard working…
the savers… the taxpayers… the folks who “play by the rules.”
Good people like you. For you’ll be the one’s “pitching in” to
help irresponsible spendthrifts make their mortgage payment for
years to come.
Take solace, nonetheless.
“This plan will not save every home,” said the President.
How to Build a Legacy of Wealth
Speaking of James Davidson. On Tuesday we promised an
extraordinary opportunity that James has identified to take
advantage of the economic downturn to quickly build a legacy of
wealth.
Well, here it is…
James has pinpointed five coming “black hole” catastrophes
and has strategically targeted multiple wealth building
opportunities for exploiting each of them during the Second Great
Depression. What’s more, for a limited time, my readers are
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Learn all about it here:
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Sincerely,
M.N. Gordon
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